Data retention time calculation method, apparatus, and device

ABSTRACT

A data retention time calculation method, apparatus, and device. said method includes: acquiring a temperature value of a solid state disk(SSD) in a past preset duration; according to the temperature value and a preset temperature acceleration model, calculating an acceleration factor corresponding to the temperature value; taking a product of the preset duration and the acceleration factor as a life cycle increment in the past preset duration; and adding the life cycle increment to a retention time of target data, so as to update a storage area of the target data in view of a preset life cycle.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

The present disclosure claims the priority of the Chinese patentapplication filed on May 28^(th), 2020 before the CNIPA, China NationalIntellectual Property Administration with the application number of202010470817.0 and the title of “DATA RETENTION TIME CALCULATION METHOD,APPARATUS, AND DEVICE”, which is incorporated herein in its entirety byreference.

FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the field of data storage and, moreparticularly, to a method for calculating a data retention time, and anapparatus and device for calculating a data retention time.

BACKGROUND

SSD (Solid State Disk) is a common storage device now. In an SSD, ifdata is continuously stored in a fixed storage area for too long, thenthe data will report errors. To prevent this from happening, in theprior art, the storage area of the data is updated before the data iscontinuously stored for a retention time that reaches a preset lifecycle, but influential factors on the data retention time do not onlyinclude the storage time. However, in the prior art, since only theinfluence of the storage time on the retention time is considered, theretention time derived from the calculation is not accurate, and theremay be a situation where the retention time does not reach a preset lifecycle but data is erroneous, resulting in poor security of data storage.

Therefore, for those skilled in the art, a solution to theabove-mentioned technical problem is desirable now.

SUMMARY

It is an object of the present disclosure to provide a method forcalculating a data retention time, which may avoid the situation wherethe retention time does not reach a preset life cycle but the data iserroneous, and improve the security of data storage. Another object ofthe present disclosure is to provide an apparatus and device forcalculating data retention time, which may avoid the situation that theretention time does not reach the preset life cycle but the data iserroneous, and improve the security of data storage.

To solve the above technical problem, the present disclosure provides amethod for calculating a data retention time, including:

-   acquiring a temperature value of a solid state disk SSD within a    preset time period in the past;-   calculating an acceleration factor corresponding to the temperature    value according to the temperature value and a preset temperature    acceleration model;-   taking a product of the preset time period and the acceleration    factor as a life cycle increment within the preset time period in    the past; and-   adding the life cycle increment to a retention time of target data    so as to perform a storage area update on the target data in    combination with a preset life cycle.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, acquiring the temperaturevalue of the solid state disk SSD within the preset time period in thepast is:

-   acquiring the temperature value of the solid state disk SSD within    the preset time period in the past in an SSD power-on state; and-   before adding the life cycle increment to the retention time of    target data, the method for calculating the data retention time    further including:    -   acquiring a power-off time period of the solid state disk SSD;        and    -   taking a product of the power-off time period and a preset        acceleration factor as a life cycle increment within the        power-off time period.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, calculating the accelerationfactor corresponding to the temperature value according to thetemperature value and a preset temperature acceleration model is:

$T_{AF} = \text{exp}\lbrack {\frac{E_{\text{a}}}{\text{k}}( {\frac{1}{T_{\text{normal}}} - \frac{1}{T_{\text{stress}}}} )} \rbrack_{;}$

wherein T_(AF) is the retention time, E_(a) is 0.67, k is a Boltzmannconstant, and T_(normal) is a preset standard temperature; when thetemperature value is less than T_(normal), T_(stress) is T_(normal);when the temperature value is greater than T_(normal) and less than apreset threshold value, T_(stress) is the temperature value; when thetemperature value is greater than the preset threshold value, T_(stress)is the preset threshold value.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, acquiring the power-off timeperiod of the solid state disk SSD includes:

-   recording a power-off time when the solid state disk SSD is powered    off;-   recording a power-on time when the solid state disk SSD is powered    on; and-   calculating the power-off time period of the solid state disk SSD    according to the power-on time and the power-off time.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, acquiring the temperaturevalue of the solid state disk SSD within the preset time period in thepast is:

Taking a temperature value collected presently of the solid state diskSSD as the temperature value of the solid state disk SSD within the pastpreset time period.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, after adding the life cycleincrement to the retention time of target data, the method forcalculating a data retention time further including:

-   determining whether a value of the preset life cycle minus the    retention time is less than a preset safety value;-   under a condition that the value of the preset life cycle minus the    retention time is less than the preset safety value, executing a    moving action on the target data and clearing the retention time of    the target data; and-   under a condition that the value of the preset life cycle minus the    retention time is not less than the preset safety value, executing    the step of acquiring the temperature value of the solid state disk    SSD within the past preset time period.

To solve the above technical problem, the present disclosure alsoprovides an apparatus for calculating a data retention time, including:

-   a first acquisition module configured for acquiring a temperature    value of a solid state disk SSD within a preset time period in the    past;-   a first calculation module configured for calculating an    acceleration factor corresponding to the temperature value according    to the temperature value and a preset temperature acceleration    model;-   a second calculation module configured for taking a product of the    preset time period and the acceleration factor as a life cycle    increment within the preset time period in the past; and-   an update module configured for adding the life cycle increment to a    retention time of target data so as to perform a storage area update    on the target data in combination with a preset life cycle.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the first acquisition moduleis configured for:

-   acquiring the temperature value of the solid state disk SSD within    the preset time period in the past in an SSD power-on state; and-   the apparatus for calculating a data retention time further    includes:    -   a second acquisition module configured for acquiring a power-off        time period of the solid state disk SSD; and    -   a third calculation module configured for taking a product of        the power-off time period and a preset acceleration factor as a        life cycle increment within the power-off time period.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the first calculation moduleis used for executing the equation as follows:

$T_{AF} = \text{exp}\lbrack {\frac{E_{\text{a}}}{\text{k}}( {\frac{1}{T_{\text{normal}}} - \frac{1}{T_{\text{stress}}}} )} \rbrack_{;}$

wherein T_(AF) is the retention time, E_(a) is 0.67, k is a Boltzmannconstant, and T_(normal) is a preset standard temperature; when thetemperature value is less than T_(normal), T_(stress) is T_(normal);when the temperature value is greater than T_(normal) and less than apreset threshold value, T_(stress) is the temperature value; when thetemperature value is greater than the preset threshold value, T_(stress)is the preset threshold value.

To solve the above technical problem, the present disclosure alsoprovides a device for calculating a data retention time, including:

-   a memory for storing a computer program;-   a processor for implementing the steps of the method for calculating    the data retention time as described in any of the above when    executing the computer program.

According to the method for calculating a data retention time providedin the present disclosure, different temperature values are consideredfor different degrees of consuming a life cycle, and in the calculationof a retention time of target data in the present disclosure, anacceleration factor corresponding to the temperature value within thetime period is multiplied with a time parameter. Since a time factor anda temperature factor are combined herein, the retention time derivedfrom the calculation is more accurate, and a situation where theretention time does not reach a preset life cycle but data is erroneousis avoided, which improves the security of data storage.

The present disclosure also provides an apparatus and device forcalculating a data retention time having the same advantageous effectsas the above method for calculating a data retention time.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

In order that the technical solutions of the embodiments of the presentdisclosure are explained more clearly, a brief description will be givenbelow, the accompanying drawings of which are necessary for the priorart and the embodiments herein. It is apparent that the drawings in thefollowing description are only some embodiments of the presentdisclosure, and it is conceivable for those of ordinary skill in the artto obtain other drawings based on these drawings without involving anyinventive effort.

FIG. 1 is a flow chart illustrating a method for calculating a dataretention time according to the present disclosure;

FIG. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of an apparatus for calculatinga data retention time according to the present disclosure; and

FIG. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of a device for calculating adata retention time according to the present disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

It is an essence of the present disclosure to provide a method forcalculating a data retention time, which may avoid the situation wherethe retention time does not reach a preset life cycle but the data iserroneous, and improve the security of data storage. Another essence ofthe present disclosure is to provide an apparatus and device forcalculating data retention time, which may avoid the situation that theretention time does not reach the preset life cycle but the data iserroneous, and improve the security of data storage.

In order that the objects, aspects and advantages of the embodiments ofthe present disclosure will become more apparent, a more completedescription of the embodiments of the present disclosure will berendered by reference to the appended drawings, which are provided toillustrate, by way of example, some, but not all embodiments of theinvention. Any other embodiments obtained on the basis of theembodiments of the present disclosure by a person of ordinary skill inthe art without inventive efforts shall fall within the scope of thepresent disclosure.

With reference to FIG. 1 , a flow chart illustrating a method forcalculating a data retention time according to the present disclosure,the method for calculating a data retention time includes the followingsteps.

In step S1, a temperature value of a solid state disk SSD within apreset time period in the past is acquired.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, since the applicantconsiders that the aging speed of electronic components varies atdifferent temperatures, and the corresponding life cycle of data storedin a computer flash memory device (NAND) of a solid state disk issimilar to this; at a higher temperature, electrons show higher activityand are more likely to overflow, and the data stored in NAND is alsomore prone to damage; therefore, it is necessary to consider atemperature parameter when calculating and incrementing the retentiontime of data. In this step, the temperature value of SSD within a presettime period in the past may be obtained first as a data basis tocalculate the retention time in the subsequent steps.

Herein, the preset time period may be set at will, for example, 15seconds. The embodiments of the present disclosure do not limit in thisregard.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the temperature value maybe acquired in various ways, for example, the temperature value may beacquired by a temperature sensor arranged at a preset position of theSSD, and the temperature sensor may be either an original temperaturesensor carried with the SSD or an additional temperature sensor, and theembodiments of the present disclosure are not limiting in this regard.

In step S2, an acceleration factor corresponding to the temperaturevalue is calculated according to the temperature value and a presettemperature acceleration model.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, although the temperaturevalue affects the retention time, it is not possible to directlycalculate the temperature value with the time, and to what degreedifferent temperature values affect the retention time should beconsidered; therefore, in this step, a preset temperature accelerationmodel is introduced to calculate an acceleration factor corresponding tothe temperature value; as readily understood, the acceleration factorindicates to what degree different temperature values accelerate theconsumption rate of a life cycle, and the influence of the temperaturevalue on the life cycle may be included into the calculation of theretention time in the subsequent steps with the acceleration factor.

Herein, the preset temperature acceleration model may be of varioustypes and may be set at will, and embodiments of the present disclosureare not limiting in this regard.

In step S3, a product of the preset time period and the accelerationfactor is taken as a life cycle increment within the preset time periodin the past.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, with the accelerationfactor calculated in the previous step, the preset time period may bemultiplied by the acceleration factor, so that the effect of thetemperature value on the retention time may be included in thecalculation of the retention time, and thus the calculation of the lifecycle increment in the past preset time period is more accurate.

Herein, the life cycle increment may be defined as an increment ofconsumption of the life cycle of target data.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the product of the presettime period and the acceleration factor may be understood as convertingthe preset time period at different temperature values into a life cycleconsumption time at a unified standard temperature value (a presetstandard temperature value corresponding to the preset life cycle) andused for the incrementing calculation of the retention time.

In step S4, the life cycle increment is added to a retention time oftarget data so as to perform a storage area update on the target data incombination with a preset life cycle.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, after a life cycleincrement within a preset time period is obtained, by adding the lifecycle increment within the preset time period to the retention time, thecumulative calculation of the retention time is completed. In thesubsequent process, the storage area of the target data may be updatedon the basis of the retention time in combination with the preset lifecycle to prevent an error in the target data.

The present disclosure provides a method for calculating a dataretention time. In consideration of various degrees to which differenttemperature values consume a life cycle, according to the presentdisclosure, for the calculation of a retention time of target data, anacceleration factor corresponding to the temperature value within thetime period is multiplied by a time parameter. Since the presentdisclosure combines the time factor and a temperature factor, thecalculated retention time is more accurate, and a situation where theretention time does not reach a preset life cycle but data is erroneousis avoided, which improves the security of data storage.

On the basis of the above embodiments,

In an embodiment herein, acquiring the temperature value of the solidstate disk SSD within the preset time period in the past is:

-   acquiring the temperature value of the solid state disk SSD within    the preset time period in the past in an SSD power-on state; and-   before adding the life cycle increment to the retention time of    target data, the method for calculating the data retention time    further includes:    -   acquiring a power-off time period of the solid state disk SSD;        and    -   taking a product of the power-off time period and a preset        acceleration factor as a life cycle increment within the        power-off time period.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, generally in the priorart, the duration of continuous storage of target data is onlyaccumulated and calculated in a power-on state of the SSD, although thepower-off time period of the SSD is short in some application scenarios,the life cycle of electronic components is reduced in the power-offstate, too, that is, the preset life cycle for data to be stored in afixed storage area is also consumed; therefore, it is necessary toperform statistics on the storage duration in the power-off state, andon this basis the retention time of the target data is accumulated.

Herein, in general, when the SSD is powered off, the ambient temperatureis not higher than the preset standard temperature of the SSD, hence theacceleration factor when the SSD is powered off may be regarded as theacceleration factor at the standard temperature, that is, the presetacceleration factor is 1; as such, it is unnecessary to measure thetemperature value of the SSD in a powered off state, which saves thecost.

Here, both the life cycle increment in the power-on time period and thelife cycle increment in the power-off time period need to be accumulatedinto the retention time of the target data to calculate a more accurateretention time.

In an embodiment herein, calculating an acceleration factorcorresponding to the temperature value according to the temperaturevalue and a preset temperature acceleration model is:

$T_{AF} = \text{exp}\lbrack {\frac{E_{\text{a}}}{\text{k}}( {\frac{1}{T_{\text{normal}}} - \frac{1}{T_{\text{stress}}}} )} \rbrack_{;}$

wherein T_(AF) is the retention time, E_(a) is 0.67, k is a Boltzmannconstant, and T_(normal) is a preset standard temperature; when thetemperature value is less than T_(normal), T_(stress) is T_(normal);when the temperature value is greater than T_(normal) and less than apreset threshold value, T_(stress) is the temperature value; when thetemperature value is greater than the preset threshold value, T_(stress)is the preset threshold value.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the temperatureacceleration model in the embodiment of the present disclosure is anArrhenius acceleration model, which is suitable for calculating theacceleration factor of temperature on the data storage life cycle inSSD, and may further improve the accuracy of the calculation of theretention time herein. The Boltzmann constant may In some embodiments ofthe present disclosure be 8.62*10-5.

Apparently, in addition to the Arrhenius acceleration model, othervarious models are possible as the preset temperature accelerationmodel, and the embodiment of the present disclosure is not limiting inthis regard.

In an embodiment herein, acquiring the power-off time period of the SSDincludes:

-   recording a power-off time when the SSD is powered off;-   recording a power-on time when the SSD is powered on; and-   calculating the power-off time period of the SSD according to the    power-on time and the power-off time.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the implementer in theembodiment of the present disclosure may be various, for example, CPU ofSSD, which may record the power-off time itself and derive the power-offtime period in the power-off process by calculating the elapsed timeperiod from the power-off time to the power-on time.

Herein, the power-off time and the power-on time may be determinedaccording to Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), which may improve theaccuracy of the calculation of the power-off time period and furtherimprove the accuracy of the calculation of the retention time.

In an embodiment herein, acquiring the temperature value of the solidstate disk SSD within the preset time period in the past is:

Taking a temperature value collected presently of the SSD as thetemperature value of the SSD within the past preset time period.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, since the temperaturevalue of SSD does not fluctuate too much in a short period of time ingeneral, taking the temperature value of SSD collected currently as thetemperature value of SSD within the past preset time period may savemany unnecessary sampling actions and calculation processes, whichreduces the processing pressure and power consumption.

Apparently, in addition to the above-mentioned method, the temperaturevalue of SSD within a preset time period in the past may be acquiredthrough another process, and embodiments of the present disclosure arenot limiting in this regard.

In an embodiment herein, after adding the life cycle increment to aretention time of target data, the method for calculating the dataretention time further include:

-   determining whether a value of the preset life cycle minus the    retention time is less than a preset safety value;-   under a condition that the value of the preset life cycle minus the    retention time is less than the preset safety value, executing a    moving action on the target data and clearing the retention time of    the target data; and-   under a condition that the value of the preset life cycle minus the    retention time is not less than the preset safety value, executing    the step of acquiring the temperature value of the solid state disk    SSD within the past preset time period.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, a cyclic accumulationcalculation of the retention time may be performed through the steps ofthe embodiment herein, wherein the initial value of the retention timemay be zero.

Here, when the embodiment herein is applied to the CPU of SSD, it ispossible to automatically calculate the retention time without humanintervention, hence the human cost is minimal.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the preset safety valuemay be set at will, and the embodiment of the present disclosure is notlimiting in this regard.

With reference to FIG. 2 , a schematic structural diagram of anapparatus for calculating a data retention time according to the presentdisclosure, the apparatus for calculating a data retention timeincludes:

-   a first acquisition module 1 for acquiring a temperature value of a    solid state disk SSD within a preset time period in the past;-   a first calculation module 2 for calculating an acceleration factor    corresponding to the temperature value according to the temperature    value and a preset temperature acceleration model;-   a second calculation module 3 for taking a product of the preset    time period and the acceleration factor as a life cycle increment    within the preset time period in the past; and-   an update module 4 for adding the life cycle increment to a    retention time of target data so as to perform a storage area update    on the target data in combination with a preset life cycle.

In an embodiment herein, the first acquisition module 1 is used for:

-   acquiring the temperature value of the solid state disk SSD within    the preset time period in the past in an SSD power-on state; and-   the apparatus for calculating a data retention time further    includes: a second acquisition module configured for acquiring a    power-off time period of the SSD; and-   a third calculation module configured for taking a product of the    power-off time period and a preset acceleration factor as a life    cycle increment within the power-off time period.

In an embodiment herein, the first calculation module 2 is usedspecially for the following equation:

$T_{AF} = \text{exp}\lbrack {\frac{E_{\text{a}}}{\text{k}}( {\frac{1}{T_{\text{normal}}} - \frac{1}{T_{\text{stress}}}} )} \rbrack_{;}$

wherein T_(AF) is the retention time, E_(a) is 0.67, k is a Boltzmannconstant, and T_(normal) is a preset standard temperature; when thetemperature value is less than T_(normal), T_(stress) is T_(normal);when the temperature value is greater than T_(normal) and less than apreset threshold value, T_(stress) is the temperature value; when thetemperature value is greater than the preset threshold value, T_(stress)is the preset threshold value.

Reference may be made to the aforementioned embodiments of the methodfor calculating a data retention time to understand an apparatus forcalculating a data retention time according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure, which will not be described in detail in theembodiment of the present disclosure.

With reference to FIG. 3 , a schematic structural diagram of a devicefor calculating a data retention time according to the presentdisclosure, the device for calculating a data retention time includes:

-   a memory 5 for storing a computer program;-   a processor 6 for implementing the steps of the method for    calculating a data retention time described in the above embodiments    when executing a computer program.

Reference may be made to the aforementioned embodiments of the methodfor calculating a data retention time to understand a device forcalculating a data retention time according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure, which will not be described in detail in theembodiment of the present disclosure.

Each embodiment in the specification is described in a progressive way.Each embodiment focuses on the differences from other embodiments. Thesame and similar parts between each embodiment may be seen in eachother. For the device disclosed in the embodiment, because itcorresponds to the method of open embodiment, the description isrelatively simple, and the relevant places can be seen in the methodsection.

It should also be noted that the relational terms such as “first” and“second” in the present specification are used solely to distinguish oneentity or operation from another entity or operation without necessarilyrequiring or implying any actual such relationship or order between suchentities or operations. Furthermore, the terms like “include”, or anyother variations thereof, are intended to indicate a non-exclusiveinclusion, such that a process, method, article, or apparatus thatincludes a list of elements does not include only those elements but mayinclude other elements not expressly listed or inherent to such process,method, article, or apparatus. An element defined by a phrase like“includes a ...” does not, without further constraints, preclude theexistence of additional identical elements in the process, method,article, or apparatus that includes the element.

The above description of the embodiments disclosed enables a personskilled in the art may realize and use the present disclosure. Variousmodifications to these embodiments will be obvious to a person skilledin the art. The general principles defined herein may be realized inother embodiments without breaking away from the spirit or scope of thepresent disclosure. Therefore, the present disclosure will not belimited to these embodiments shown in this specification, but to conformto the widest range consistent with the principles and novel featuresdisclosed in this specification.

1. A method for calculating a data retention time, comprising: acquiringa temperature value of a solid state disk SSD within a preset timeperiod in the past; calculating an acceleration factor corresponding tothe temperature value according to the temperature value and a presettemperature acceleration model; taking a product of the preset timeperiod and the acceleration factor as a life cycle increment within thepreset time period in the past; and adding the life cycle increment to aretention time of target data so as to perform a storage area update onthe target data in combination with a preset life cycle.
 2. The methodfor calculating a data retention time according to claim 1, whereinacquiring the temperature value of the solid state disk SSD within thepreset time period in the past is: acquiring the temperature value ofthe solid state disk SSD within the preset time period in the past in anSSD power-on state; and before adding the life cycle increment to theretention time of target data, the method for calculating the dataretention time further comprising: acquiring a power-off time period ofthe solid state disk SSD; and taking a product of the power-off timeperiod and a preset acceleration factor as a life cycle increment withinthe power-off time period.
 3. The method for calculating a dataretention time according to claim 2, wherein calculating theacceleration factor corresponding to the temperature value according tothe temperature value and a preset temperature acceleration model is:$T_{AF} = \exp\lbrack {\frac{E_{\text{a}}}{\text{k}}( {\frac{1}{T_{\text{normal}}} - \frac{1}{T_{\text{stress}}}} )} \rbrack;$wherein T_(AF) is the retention time, E_(a) is 0.67, k is a Boltzmannconstant, and T_(normal) is a preset standard temperature; when thetemperature value is less than T_(normal), T_(stress) is T_(normal);when the temperature value is greater than T_(normal) and less than apreset threshold value, T_(stress) is the temperature value; when thetemperature value is greater than the preset threshold value, T_(stress)is the preset threshold value.
 4. The method for calculating a dataretention time according to claim 2, wherein acquiring the power-offtime period of the solid state disk SSD comprises: recording a power-offtime when the solid state disk SSD is powered off; recording a power-ontime when the solid state disk SSD is powered on; and calculating thepower-off time period of the solid state disk SSD according to thepower-on time and the power-off time.
 5. The method for calculating adata retention time according to claim 1, wherein acquiring thetemperature value of the solid state disk SSD within the preset timeperiod in the past is: taking a temperature value collected presently ofthe solid state disk SSD as the temperature value of the solid statedisk SSD within the past preset time period.
 6. The method forcalculating a data retention time according to claim 1, after adding thelife cycle increment to the retention time of target data, the methodfor calculating the data retention time further comprising: determiningwhether a value of the preset life cycle minus the retention time isless than a preset safety value; under a condition that the value of thepreset life cycle minus the retention time is less than the presetsafety value, executing a moving action on the target data and clearingthe retention time of the target data; and under a condition that thevalue of the preset life cycle minus the retention time is not less thanthe preset safety value, executing the step of acquiring the temperaturevalue of the solid state disk SSD within the past preset time period. 7.(canceled)
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 10. A device for calculating adata retention time, comprising: a processor; and a memory, storing acomputer program that is executed by a processor, and upon execution bythe processor, is configured to cause the processor to: acquire atemperature value of a solid state disk SSD within a preset time periodin the past; calculate an acceleration factor corresponding to thetemperature value according to the temperature value and a presettemperature acceleration model; take a product of the preset time periodand the acceleration factor as a life cycle increment within the presettime period in the past; and add the life cycle increment to a retentiontime of target data so as to perform a storage area update on the targetdata in combination with a preset life cycle.
 11. The device accordingto claim 10, wherein acquiring the temperature value of the solid statedisk SSD within the preset time period in the past is: acquiring thetemperature value of the solid state disk SSD within the preset timeperiod in the past in an SSD power-on state; and before adding the lifecycle increment to the retention time of target data, the method forcalculating the data retention time further comprising: acquiring apower-off time period of the solid state disk SSD; and taking a productof the power-off time period and a preset acceleration factor as a lifecycle increment within the power-off time period.
 12. The deviceaccording to claim 11, wherein calculating the acceleration factorcorresponding to the temperature value according to the temperaturevalue and a preset temperature acceleration model is:$T_{AF} = \exp\lbrack {\frac{E_{\text{a}}}{\text{k}}( {\frac{1}{T_{\text{normal}}} - \frac{1}{T_{\text{stress}}}} )} \rbrack;$wherein T_(AF) is the retention time, E_(a) is 0.67, k is a Boltzmannconstant, and T_(normal) is a preset standard temperature; when thetemperature value is less than T_(normal), T_(stress) is T_(normal);when the temperature value is greater than T_(normal) and less than apreset threshold value, T_(stress) is the temperature value; when thetemperature value is greater than the preset threshold value, T_(stress)is the preset threshold value.
 13. The device according to claim 11,wherein acquiring the power-off time period of the solid state disk SSDcomprises: recording a power-off time when the solid state disk SSD ispowered off; recording a power-on time when the solid state disk SSD ispowered on; and calculating the power-off time period of the solid statedisk SSD according to the power-on time and the power-off time.
 14. Thedevice according to claim 10, wherein acquiring the temperature value ofthe solid state disk SSD within the preset time period in the past is:taking a temperature value collected presently of the solid state diskSSD as the temperature value of the solid state disk SSD within the pastpreset time period.
 15. The device according to claim 10, after addingthe life cycle increment to the retention time of target data, themethod for calculating the data retention time further comprising:determining whether a value of the preset life cycle minus the retentiontime is less than a preset safety value; under a condition that thevalue of the preset life cycle minus the retention time is less than thepreset safety value, executing a moving action on the target data andclearing the retention time of the target data; and under a conditionthat the value of the preset life cycle minus the retention time is notless than the preset safety value, executing the step of acquiring thetemperature value of the solid state disk SSD within the past presettime period.
 16. A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium,storing a computer program that is executed executable by a processor,and upon execution by the processor, is configured to cause theprocessor to implement operations as follows: acquiring a temperaturevalue of a solid state disk SSD within a preset time period in the past;calculating an acceleration factor corresponding to the temperaturevalue according to the temperature value and a preset temperatureacceleration model; taking a product of the preset time period and theacceleration factor as a life cycle increment within the preset timeperiod in the past; and adding the life cycle increment to a retentiontime of target data so as to perform a storage area update on the targetdata in combination with a preset life cycle.
 17. The non-transitorycomputer-readable storage medium according to claim 16, whereinacquiring the temperature value of the solid state disk SSD within thepreset time period in the past is: acquiring the temperature value ofthe solid state disk SSD within the preset time period in the past in anSSD power-on state; and before adding the life cycle increment to theretention time of target data, the method for calculating the dataretention time further comprising: acquiring a power-off time period ofthe solid state disk SSD; and taking a product of the power-off timeperiod and a preset acceleration factor as a life cycle increment withinthe power-off time period.
 18. The non-transitory computer-readablestorage medium according to claim 17, wherein calculating theacceleration factor corresponding to the temperature value according tothe temperature value and a preset temperature acceleration model is:$T_{AF} = \exp\lbrack {\frac{E_{\text{a}}}{\text{k}}( {\frac{1}{T_{\text{normal}}} - \frac{1}{T_{\text{stress}}}} )} \rbrack;$wherein T_(AF) is the retention time, E_(a) is 0.67, k is a Boltzmannconstant, and T_(normal) is a preset standard temperature; when thetemperature value is less than T_(normal), T_(stress) is T_(normal);when the temperature value is greater than T_(normal) and less than apreset threshold value, T_(stress) is the temperature value; when thetemperature value is greater than the preset threshold value, T_(stress)is the preset threshold value.
 19. The non-transitory computer-readablestorage medium according to claim 17, wherein acquiring the power-offtime period of the solid state disk SSD comprises: recording a power-offtime when the solid state disk SSD is powered off; recording a power-ontime when the solid state disk SSD is powered on; and calculating thepower-off time period of the solid state disk SSD according to thepower-on time and the power-off time.
 20. The non-transitorycomputer-readable storage medium according to claim 16, whereinacquiring the temperature value of the solid state disk SSD within thepreset time period in the past is: taking a temperature value collectedpresently of the solid state disk SSD as the temperature value of thesolid state disk SSD within the past preset time period.
 21. Thenon-transitory computer-readable storage medium according to claim 16,after adding the life cycle increment to the retention time of targetdata, the method for calculating the data retention time furthercomprising: determining whether a value of the preset life cycle minusthe retention time is less than a preset safety value; under a conditionthat the value of the preset life cycle minus the retention time is lessthan the preset safety value, executing a moving action on the targetdata and clearing the retention time of the target data; and under acondition that the value of the preset life cycle minus the retentiontime is not less than the preset safety value, executing the step ofacquiring the temperature value of the solid state disk SSD within thepast preset time period.
 22. The non-transitory computer-readablestorage medium according to claim 16, wherein the preset time period is15 s.
 23. The non-transitory computer-readable storage medium accordingto claim 16, wherein the life cycle increment is an increment ofconsumption of a life cycle of target data.